This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:
| I felt actively involved in the workout | 96% |
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| The content was interesting | 87% |
| I will use what I have learnt | 88% |
| I'd recommend this workout to others | 82% |
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Very interesting and useful. I will definitely use what I have learned.
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Like always a strong reinforcement of basic principles and a reminder to keep it simple.
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Like the examples case studies and flexibility in being able to use more examples.
Having the idea of proposing marriage carries virtually no risk. Actually going ahead with it, however, has significantly greater implications.
The most dangerous part of creative thinking is not coming up with the ideas but deciding with one(s) to go with. This is the part of creative thinking that is most frequently by-passed.
Just because we have created an exciting sounding corporate vision at an away-day doesn’t mean that it is the right one for the team or business. Equally, a theme for a surprise party may have made us all laugh over supper but would be a disaster if we put it into practice.
Effective evaluation is an acquired skill that is as much part of creative problem solving as idea generation and the element that usually makes the difference between success and slip-up.
Learn to find the pearls and you will know when to buy the diamond.
Learnt about and used techniques to evaluate ideas.
Understood where evaluation sits in the innovation process.
Become familiar with levels of evaluation criteria.
Constructed an evaluation matrix.
Become familiar with key factors in an idea's success.
Let us help create the optimal solution for your business.
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Good decision |
Ensure you make the right decisions by avoiding the most paralysing of traps.
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Getting things |
Understand what it means to have a proactive mindset and get more done in less time.
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Collaborative |
Stuck in fog? Discover techniques to get to a resolution that everyone is happy with.
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Business brain |
Just because it.s a good idea doesn.t mean that it will make money. Equally, really boring things can make fortunes, think milk cartons or plastic coat hangers. Tuning into your business brain will help you spot what makes financial sense and what.s a turkey.
